Describes the supply chains for Bank of America, AmSouth, and Suntrust banks
This paper assesses and describes the supply chains for three American banks: Bank of America, AmSouth, and Suntrust. The paper discusses how these supply chains were modified from ‘brick and mortar’ institutions to adapt to the age of the Internet.
“A host of major banks, including but hardly limited to, Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Fleet Financial, Wells Fargo, and UBS Paine Webber, are in the early stages of forming alliances with software companies and service providers in the business-to-business field, according to the AMR report. These alliances will allow for an improvement in the supply chains and make conducting business more efficient.”